MIT Press / G. Montenegro / IEEE Global Telecommunications / Armaments Corporation / Securing Ad Hoc Networks / Mobile Ad Hoc Networks / ARMSCOR / KIA / Ad Hoc Wireless Networks / /
Country
Germany / South Africa / Montenegro / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
National Institute of Standards and Technology / Federal Information Processing Standards Publication FIPS PUB / Computer Engineering South Africa University of KwaZulu-Natal School / Merwe Dawoud Dawoud Stephen McDonald University of KwaZulu-Natal School / /
IndustryTerm
wireless channel / INTERNET-DRAFT / authentication protocol / on-line post-initialization phase / error-prone wireless medium / mobile wireless network / secure routing infrastructure / conventional networks / open source software / proposed subordinate public key generation protocol / error-prone wireless channel / shared wireless channel / cryptographic algorithms / wireless nodes / medium access control protocols / pre-existing infrastructure / on-line authority / appropriate equipment / Wireless communication / /
Movie
Pi / /
MusicGroup
The Network / /
Organization
Computer Engineering South Africa University / Electrical / Electronic and Computer Engineering South Africa University / MIT / Finally / KwaZulu-Natal School of Electrical / National Institute of Standards and Technology / Computer System Organization / U.S. Department / /
Person
L. Eschenauer / V / Johann van der Merwe Dawoud / /
Position
Protection General / Private / /
Product
Pentax K-x Digital Camera / IPv6 / /
RadioStation
CBR / /
Region
South Africa / /
Technology
authentication protocol / IPv6 / AODV protocol / Peer-to-Peer / PKI / private key / Signed ElGamal Encryption / medium access control protocols / key management protocol / encryption / cryptography / routing protocol / public key / specific routing protocol / Mobile Computing / proposed subordinate public key generation protocol / peer-to- peer / simulation / cryptographic algorithms / Network Protocols / /
Fully Self-Organized Peer-to-Peer Key Management for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Johann van der Merwe Dawoud Dawoud